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Waukesha Daily Freeman

Location

Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1927

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Milwaukee county jury urged to uphold law in salacious case

District attorney appeals to jurors to convict in a Milwaukee area trial, saying officials will not tolerate flouting the law. Attorneys Matone and Jacobson counter with defense arguments amid criticism of Milwaukee newspapers and advertiser pressures. case centers on local gambling and sale practices in Milwaukee County.

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Annual state fair opens Monday in Madison show

The Wisconsin state fair opens Monday, highlighting industrial power and progress with an expected 31 million in displays. About 3,600 exhibitors and 240 fast tractors participate. $4 million exposition accompanies nightly vaudeville, circuses, dog races, and horse shows, with prizes totaling over $24,000 across departments.

Mtlawadeves Wie Tai Domain

Ice formations near Mount Rainier summit pictured

A photograph captures a striking ice formation near the summit of Mount Rainier. The glacier system, part of the park at altitude around 14 400 feet, is highlighted as a major natural feature of the region.

United States

Farmer Discovers Owl Marauds Chickens in Wisconsin

In Tralsville Wisconsin farmers report a marauding owl preying on poultry for weeks. A local hunter describes the owl snatching a chicken, then fleeing into a shed. The decoy trap failed as the thief remained at large amid unsettled ground conditions.

Jiloyd Jian Jared Montiel Iy Lee

Alleged Deserter to be Returned in Wisconsin Case

In Wisconsin the case of an alleged deserter to be returned is pursued as an extradition matter. The Desertion charge involves a husband failing to support children and facing divorce court actions. The Federal case references extradition papers and a custody dispute linked to a May 9, 1925 filing.

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Tragic Tractor Accident Ends Sleepers Run in Wis Show

A Detroit resident and tubin and Cherry show member sleeping on ground near Maanttowog Wisconsin was killed when a tractor moved over him during a county fair event. The incident happened as participants were breaking up a rotary to leave for Milwaukee. Authorities identify the victim as Joseph Pan-1.

Maanttowog Wisnon Detroit Mich Milwaukee Wan Joseph Pan-1

Wisconsin U. W. approves two short courses

University of Wisconsin regents authorize two five week short courses for the coming term. The board approves allocations from legislative funds and confirms several college appointments including Leonard W. Stubs Amm en as an athletic coach.

Coolidge to Return Home After Yellowstone Visit

President Coolidge plans a seven hour drive from Cody to Gad where he will link with his special train for the return to Lelack Mills. The trip follows the trail to Sleeping Giant and Sylvan Lake as the party prepares to leave the park for Washington likely September 12.

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First Lady Dances with Son at Yellowstone Hotel

In CAMP CANYON Yellowstone National Park the nation’s First Lady, rarely seen dancing in public, joined a waltz with her son last night. President Coolidge slipped onto the floor and the hotel’s manager, Major WLX Nichola, asked for an encore as Mrs Comittee winked and accepted. John danced with Adelaide Nichols, the manager’s daughter.

Camp Canyon Yellowstone National Park Joho Mes. Coolidge Barcavalle Wlx Nichola Comittee John Adelaide Nichols

Loyal Order of Moose to Export Leaders for Future Aid

In Philadelphia a plan was announced to take the supreme grand judge of the Loyal Order of Moose to Europe immediately after the 1928 convention at Moosehead in June. The trip aims to promote the order s program for future protection of undernourished citizens, with 5,000 delegates supporting the initiative and considering England and Wales for the tour.

Philadelphia Supreme Grand Judge of the Loyal Order of Moose Enerope Moosehead England Wales

1927 Best Year in Seven Says Farm Dailies

Chicago dispatch summarizes a farm survey predicting 1927 will be a strong year for farmers despite drought and floods. It notes crop failures in the Mississippi floodplain, while Nebraska and Kansas expect hefty wheat harvests. Prices and stock trends are mixed but a favorable overall farm income is anticipated.

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Atlantic Jr Charged With Wilgidludertson Ambiguity

Gail Nelson, son of the late Senator Julius A. Nelson, returns to Atlantic from Milwakiwes Wisconsin after a long two year search. He is married to Aliss Mildred Jones of Atlantic since August 15, 1925, and reports a child born to Mya Nelson. Nelson now works as a waiter in a restaurant here.

Atlantic, Jr Wilgidludertson Gail Nelson Julius AL NelsonFgrill

Rescue of Man Buried Alive After 30 Hours in Well

Fred Leavall, 47, of Worcester, survived a 30 hour burial at the bottom of a 40 foot well. A 10,000 strong crowd watched workers extract him as walls caved and cave-ins threatened. He emerged alive, weak but responsive to treatment, with doctors believing his paralysis temporary.

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Misplaced bag with valuables returned in Florida

Raging, Wis chief reports a bag reported stolen from Ruth Bryan Owen during a engagement. The bag contained valuable keepsakes and gifts for Feony William Jennings Tran and other numerals. It was misplaced in transit and found at the recipient’s home in Coral Gables Florida, according to Chief Baker.

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Wisconsin Women to Study Politics in Short Course

Women in Oshkosh La Crosse Superior and others will study politics under a University of Wisconsin extension division program. In cooperation with the Wisconsin League of Women Voters, political scientist Myron Joseph B. Pirris will lead a short course on Problems of Public AG Fairs, with classes to be organized in major Wisconsin cities.

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Separate Lives Likely After Year of Marriage

Los Angeles reports Lowell Sherman film star and his wife may separate after a short married life. The gossip notes suggest strains between the stage favorite and his partner amid press scrutiny.

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No Trace Of Man Missing A Week In Wisconsin

Oshkosh Wisconsin police search for Wayne Janson who vanished after leaving a note to his sweetheart Miss Norma Leac man. He departed with his car and clothing at home, suggesting a quarrel but his disappearance remains unexplained.

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Four killed in auto theft train wreck incident

Four people died when a vehicle was struck by an express train during a theft attempt. Police and railway officials investigated the collision and casualties, with authorities urging caution around railway crossings.

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Auction Sale Noted Amid Fragments of Farm Items

Partial transcription shows an auction sale listing multiple farm goods including twelve heats of cattle, a horse, farm implements, and a ten acre farm with buildings. Date appears as September 2, 1 YY, conducted by Sam Callow near Waukesha on Delafield avenues.

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